53:06Start This Business If Want To Survive The Ai Apocalypse
From My First Million · Published Sep 7, 2025 · Watch on YouTube
TL;DR
The video argues that anti-digital, anti-tech, anti-AI businesses—social clubs, coworking-meets-hospitality spaces, phone-pouch locks, pet-centric housing—are thriving because remote work and screen addiction have created counter-demand for in-person community and focus. These models generate strong recurring revenue (e.g.
Key insights
- A country club with ~2,000 members paying ~$10k/year generates ~$20M annual recurring revenue without golf fees; food and events operate near break-even but add margin.
- Social clubs struggle to scale exclusivity, but coworking spaces that combine social-club aesthetics can scale utility and economics like WeWork without needing to be an $80B company.
- Yondr (phone pouches) started by targeting comedy shows (Dave Chappelle) and now gets 70% of revenue from schools; its success illustrates that a trend (phone addiction) creates demand for its opposit
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